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Hey guys.

As i'm about to graduate its time to let go of my 32 and as such i'm letting go of a lot of gear I have laying around.

ITEMS AS LISTED:

1 x Apexi AVCR - Everything you need to install and go - Currently tuned to rb25det however comes with electronic tuning instructions on a cd, also comes with complete wiring and installation instructions. Asking $450 o.n.o

1 x R32 GTS-T dash. Clock at 41,000k's. Working condition. Asking $120

1 x Bosch Fuel pump. The 044 model. Brand new, still in original Bosch packaging and all. Asking $220

1 x Auto Gauge Air Fuel Ratio Gauge. Never used, still in original packaging. Asking $80

1 x R32 GTR front rotors and calipers. Everything you need to bolt and and go. I'll have to check the Pads as I never actually had these on the car but from memory they are greens with about 80% remaining. Asking $500

1 x R32 Gts-t vertex sides. Still in primer - Asking $100

Pickup preferred however willing to post everything except possibly the skirts. Keep in mind the brakes are very heavy so postage would be a reasonably large amount I imagine.

I will endeavor to get photo's of everything up over the weekend.

Contact either online or via 0409 055 258.

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PICS FINALLY UP!

Please note, the flared guard isn't smudged or marked, i'd just hosed them down as they were dirty.

Brakes 1

Brakes 2

Brakes 3

Brakes 4

Skirts

Fuel Pump

Air Flow Ratio

Headlights

Guard 1

Guard 2

Standard Guard 1

Dash 1

Dash 2

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Im keen on your brakes...

Are they sold yet?

Also do you know who will drill them out to a 4 stud pattern (for my CA)?

cheers

No, brakes are still available. Call or text me if you are serious about them.

As for drilling them, I imagine any exhaust/brake place could probably do the job for you.

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